Articles in "Hebrew University of Jerusalem"
New Theory Could Reshape Understanding of Memory and Emotion
A familiar smell can bring a childhood memory rushing back, while a frightening experience can trigger a physical reaction years later. ...
Rapid Light Pulses Could Unlock More Efficient Solar Materials
A flash of light lasting less than a millisecond can transform bismuth oxide into a form that generates up to 50 times more electrical ...
Israeli Tomato Breakthrough Could Extend Harvests Into Colder Months
Israeli researchers have identified a genetic mechanism that enables tomato plants to produce fruit without fertilization, potentially ...
Media and Meaning: Israeli Study Rethinks Mental-Health Resilience
A stronger sense of purpose, less time on social media and lower exposure to harmful online content may explain much of the lower ...
Israeli-Portuguese Research Points to New Path for Preventing Birth Defects
Israeli and Portuguese scientists have identified a previously unknown pathway that may help explain how folic acid protects developing ...
First National Mapping of Israel’s Food-Aid Network Finds Major Gaps
A new study by Israeli researchers has produced what its authors describe as the first comprehensive national mapping of Israel’s ...
ChatGPT May Be Learning Personality From Language Alone, Israeli Study Finds
An Israeli study found that ChatGPT can predict how groups of people will respond to personality-test questions before they take the tests, ...
Israeli Study Challenges Assumptions About Autism and Empathy
A new Israeli study suggests that autistic people may be as capable as non-autistic people of recognizing others’ emotions, challenging ...
Israeli Breakthrough Could Reshape How Aging Diseases are Treated
A new study by researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem has found that aging does not occur evenly throughout the body, but is ...
Israeli Study Challenges Assumptions About Aging Microplastics and Pollution
A new study from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem challenges the assumption that aging microplastics in agricultural soil become more ...
